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I love the short, flat, and plump ones. Here are some photos of my own selected mother Lithops pseudotruncatella plants.
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How Do You Get Lithops Through Summer Safely? These Care Tips Are a Must
Tips for Getting Lithops Through Summer Safely
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Only by growing lithops this way will they split into doubles? You surely didn't know this
Lithops is a succulent native to southern and southwestern Africa, generally living in crevices of rock beds, also known as "living stones." Although lithops has strong vitality, making it split into doubles is also a very...
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How do you grow lithops so they grow fast? All the secrets are right here.
Lithops originate from southern Africa and southwestern Africa, generally growing in crevices of rock beds, and are called "living stones." Lithops can bloom, and when they flower at the same time, the ground covered with numerous lithops can be seen very clearly, ...
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How to sow Lithops seeds: even beginners can learn it easily
Many gardening enthusiasts want to know the tricks for sowing Lithops. Today, the editor will bring you the sowing techniques for Lithops, which are very simple. Lithops sowing conditions 1. Lithops seeds. For beginners, the editor does not recommend sowing mixed...
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How to Water Living Stones (Lithops) Succulents: Grow Them Plump and Easily Fill the Pot
Lithops succulents are called "living gems." Many plant lovers wonder when growing Lithops: how often should I water Lithops, and how much water at a time? Because we don't understand the growth habits of Lithops, we...
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Introduction to the succulent Lithops: How can you care for it better?
The succulent Lithops I'm introducing to you today is quite amazing. At first, no one knew it was a plant, and that it could even bloom, because it looks so much like a stone. So when people saw it, they only thought it was a stone. Later...
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A succulent newbie three months in, showing off my Conophytum and Lithops
I think I got into this around January... I was on a business trip to Chengdu and went to browse a Sedum greenhouse, but it was all common stuff, and then I walked into a Mesemb greenhouse. And so... I think everyone knows that feeling... Actually, I still don't know what many of them are... and some were bought on impulse...
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